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Accommodation
The process of accepting and creating space for cultural practices from different groups when they come into contact.
Acculturation
Cultural changes that happen when two cultures adapt to each other's worldviews.
Assimilation
The absorption of a minority group's culture by another, leading to the disappearance of the minority group's cultural identity.
Integration
The merging of two or more cultures into a new, unique culture.
Collective
A group with which a person identifies and belongs.
Coltan
A mineral used in microelectronic devices, primarily mined in the DRC.
CRTC
Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission.
Cultural Content Laws
Laws aimed at preserving a group's cultural identity from being overshadowed by a dominant culture's media.
Cultural Diversity
The variety of cultures and identities.
Cultural Revitalization
The affirmation and promotion of individual and collective cultural identity.
Diversification
The process of diversifying or varying.
Dimensions of Globalization
Economic, Political, Social, and Environmental dimensions of global interconnectedness.
Homogenization
The erasing of differences, especially cultural ones.
Hybridization
Combining elements of different things to create something new.
Identity
Who we are as individuals or groups.
Marginalization
Oppression of minority groups by society.
Refugee
A person fleeing their home country due to persecution or abuse.
Media Convergence
Integration of various media through electronic technology.
Multiculturalism
Canadian policy supporting cultural diversity and identity promotion.
Pop Culture
Current cultural trends spread by mass media.
Transnational Corporation
A company operating in multiple countries.
Universalization of Pop Culture
The global spread of cultural practices and trends.
Genocide
Mass killing of a targeted group of people.
Historical Globalization
Global interactions from the 15th century to post-World War II.
Imperialism
Dominance of one country over another's economic, political, and cultural institutions.
Indigenous People
Original inhabitants of a land.
Industrial Revolution
Shift to mechanized work in factories from agriculture.
Mercantilism
Economic policy benefiting the imperial power in colonies.
Colonialism
Control and exploitation of people and resources by foreign powers.
Monopoly
Exclusive control over a commodity or service.
Non-Governmental Organization
Groups working toward specific goals with public support.
Apartheid
Policy of segregating and discriminating against non-whites in South Africa.